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The woman at the tint place actually said aerosol types tend to be tint-safe. She wasn't saying the aerosol itself is safer than a spray, but I think most of the brands that are made especially for tints use aerosol, at least the ones sold in the tint shops. So what about aerosol could hurt the...

In case you can't see the image: "You know what really grinds my gears? When a quality microfiber, which I have washed several times, still insists on bleeding and staining my other towels" Seriously, they're from a very reputable detailing brand (not going to say who because I like their...

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I had to comment on this so no one sees it and makes a big mistake. The rules for tints may vary depending on the type, but I just got ceramic tints installed last week, and they explicitly said do not use anything containing ammonia or vinegar on the...

Picked mine up a couple days ago. Thanks for the awesome tip! :thankyousign:

BOGO at Target through the 30th

Thanks man :xyxthumbs: That picture on the AG store page for Phoenix is just sublime. I have never liked silver cars (Sorry Mrs. Phillps) but that Merc looks like it's about to melt. Forgot to say, thank you very much! That picture doesn't even do the color justice. I have another version of...

Sorry for the delayed response, things were really hectic last week finishing up school. But now I am done for good! Thanks for all the added suggestions. I was going to do the big detail this weekend, but it was storming, and it's supposed to continue all week. This coming weekend, it's...

...referenced in an auto detailing forum... Mind: blown lol. Mike, reading your articles is like falling into a Wikitrap. I click the links to your other articles, read more, and before I know it I've spent half my day on Autogeek. Thanks for the info, your stuff is always appreciated! Yeah I...

Not much really. I haven't layered any waxes over sealants. I've used Meg's Ult Liquid and Paste. For maintenance I've used Meg's Ult QW, Optimum Spray Wax, and a couple others I can't recall. I recently tried some QW from Lucas that was surprisingly fantastic. As soon as I have a free weekend...

I was actually wondering this myself. I look for beading, and how long it lasts, but they're pretty subjective tests.

Ok, I think I get what you're saying now with the card thing. I'm still not sure how to answer you on any of this though...

Reply to both: I like this advice! I mean, I would like to avoid wasting product, and it would suck if I put in a bunch of effort and had it not work. But on the other hand, I started doing this because I enjoy it. That's why I want to try a variety of products, so I like the idea of playing...

Holy s*** dude... lol First What is film building? When I think of layering I think of a. apply an LSP, let it cure, apply another layer b. apply an LSP, let it cure, apply a different product, like wax over a sealant c. using a product like a spray sealant to maintain a layer of LSP Second I...

Yeah, the complicated is what I'm after.